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5 Ton Power Construction Cable Winch with Fast Speed

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5 Ton Power Construction Cable Winch with Fast Speed is used for tower erection,pole setting,stringing wire in electrical power line construction.

Winch can be modified as per requirement, such as changing curve capstan into straight even cylindrical shape and coming with steel rope.

Q:A.neutralB.groundC.short circuitD.load: Voltage in the US is 110-120 volts while in other countries it is 220-240 volts. if you have a 110-120 volt appliance, you need a step-up transformer (110 to 220)before you could use it in a 220 volt power supply.

Q:I bought an appliance and it says I need a 15 amp NEMA (standard) outlet to plug it into. The picture looks like that of a household plug outlet, 2 prongs and 1 bar, but drawing is round instead of oval. Says if not available to call electrician. Are these the same (household outlet and the NEMA 15 amp)?: What they are describing is a single outlet rather than the normal duplex outlet that we are all familiar with. They want you to have a dedicated single outlet protected by a 15A. circuit breaker. Most house receptacles are on a 20A. circuit and for some reason they want you to protect the appliance with only 15A. hence the different receptacle. Since you do not state what appliance this is I cannot advise you if the regular duplex 20A. receptacle would be OK to use. If they want you to use the NEMA 5-15R it would be best to follow their recommendation and have a dedicated line run protected with a 15A. breaker. I just noticed that you asked about the six outlet power bar. This is not exactly what they want but those power bars are usually protected with a 15A. mini breaker. You could use that but do not plug anything else into the other outlets on the bar and try to connect the power bar into a dedicated line. It seems that the appliance manufacturer wants the device protected by a 15A breaker and does not want the power robbed by anything else plugged into that circuit.

Q:Hey im sell a electric fencing sword wet because I just cleaned it with water because im selling it on OKorder.: Getting any electrical equipment wet with water is a bad idea. The water hastens corrosion, and if it is still wet when it is plugged in, the resulting short-circuit can damage it and other electrical equipment further. If the weapon is an epee or foil, the barrel of the tip will hold the water and rust the spring(s) and contacts. In the future, the best way to clean a weapon is to wipe off any dirt or salt with a clean, damp cloth and dry it immediately. Use a Scotch Brite pad or equivalent to gently remove any rust or scale from the blade, being careful not to damage the wires and insulation in the groove. To keep rust off the blade, wipe the blade with a light coating of machine or gun oil, a paste wax, or silicon car wax. Keep blades away from sweaty jackets, etc. Colored blades, FIE-rated blades, and maraging blades rust less than regular steel because they are either coated with an anodyne (in the case of colored blades) or are made of an alloy that is rust resistant.

Q:Greetings, I've noticed that my electrical power company is constantly sending me a reports on how much electricity I am using with respect to my neighbors, kind of trying to get me to use less energy. I figured that if a company is in the business of selling something, it might as well encourage you to use more than you really need.Why is my utility encouraging me to use less electricity? Is it because they feel there's going to be a backlash against the industry once the word gets out that utilities are big drivers of global warming, and they are trying to do damage control ahead of time.Remember, we live in a capitalistic society where maximizing profit is key to keeping investors happy. I can understand the water company asking me to consume less water, as water is a scarce resource. Coalwe have lots and lots of it. Enough to burn for a few hundred years.: You may need to update your electrical equipment for more efficiency.

Q:I am 57 years old. MBA graduate with substantial experience in Electrical equipment maintenance. I have also experience in NDT.: No one wants to pay you what you are worth.

Q:during line to ground fault, is there really a current that will flow in the ground, how will the grounding rod help if there is no connection back to the source? please explain how grounding aids tripping of C.B's: The earth really is a conductor. In the US homes, power is fed from the grid as single phase voltage the voltage between the two power conductors is approximately 220 volts AC. At the power plant one conductor is connected to the earth (called grounding in the US, and earthing in some countries). At the residential service connection there are three terminals. The center terminal is connected to a ground rod. Because the earth is a conductor, this provides a path back to the generating plant. The power wires are connected to the other two terminals. Voltage measured between the outer terminals shows 220 volts. Voltage measured between either outer terminal and the center one shows 110 volts. Three wires are run to a branch circuit panel containing circuit breakers. A wire (called hot) feeds 110 volts from a circuit breaker to points of use. Another wire, (called neutral) returns current to the branch circuit panel. A third wire (ground) also goes back to the branch circuit panel. At the point of use, this third wire is connected to conductive parts of appliances, such as a metal kitchen stove. It is a safety feature. If a bare hot conductor were to make contact with the metal, enough current would flow to trip the circuit breaker, removing voltage from the circuit. Imagine this. By its nature plumbing is connected to ground. In this case there is no third wire. A hot wire in a toaster accidentally touches the housing on a toaster. There is no ground connection so no current flows. But there is 110 volts on the toaster housing. The homeowner has one hand on a faucet handle, and reaches over to wipe the toaster. He could be killed. Check out the link for more info.

Q:I live in a condominium made of concrete without an electrical ground wire. Is it possible for me to hammer a nail into the concrete wall and attach the ground wire onto the nail. Will this be effective? If not can anyone please suggest a method for me to be able to ground my appliances. Much thanks in advance.My country/city has almost no electrical regulation/laws and the little that we have are barely implemented and never inspected.Safe DIY Guerilla methods are accepted: Wisdumb, no, this will not work. A ground provides a substantial electrical connection to *the ground* one way or another. In the U.S, to provide a ground for a radio or T.V. antenna, a long copper-coated stake is driven into the ground, and the area around it is covered in salt to assist conductivity (water or rain dissolves the salt into the surrounding soil). A thick wire is then attached to the copper stake and then run to the antenna and mast. This may give you some ideas, but may not be fully effective for your needs. Maybe an electrician will answer. Good luck. Don't kill yourself.

Q:I am trying to work with an opamp: Try electronics suppliers such as Mouser, Allied, Digi-key, or Newark

Q:Garbage disposal is wired into open electrical outlet down thru basement. Dryer is not vented outside, which is in the basement also, right next to this outlet. There is excessive lint from the dryer all over this open outlet that doesnt have a cover and the live electrical big thick white wire that you wire a house with is split down the middle then the raw metal part is inserted into each side of the outlet for the garbage disposal. If I pull this out to disconnect it will it spark? Shock me? Catch on fire? I want to do this because I am afraid it is going to catch on fire from all the lint. Is that possible also?I rent and I know the dryer should be vented, however it is all glass block windows and landlord has yet to fix it so please dont tell me to vent the dryer. thanks: Dryer lint is just like a fuel, very flammable. Make the landlord fix it. That is a very dangerous situation. If he won't, report the problem to your local fire department. They will see he does fix it.

Q:I don't intend to get a job with this but it would be good to know some things about it since everything runs on electricity now.: You can gain some general knowledge in electricity, but electrical engineering, no way.

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